John Boothman is a storytelling consultant at various media outlets. He covers a wide range of themes including government and politics, culture and society, and energy, often focusing on topics such as elections, public policy, accessibility, and civil rights. John’s work has been featured in The Times, Tortoise Media, and Media Industry Observer.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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John Boothman's articles are focused on local Scottish politics, taxes, and education. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to the political landscape in Scotland, particularly around tax policies and educational reforms. If you have expertise in these areas or can offer unique perspectives on evolving political stories within Scotland, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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The newly elected Kenny Gibson says when it comes to preferred pronouns, MSPs should respect what people wish to be called
Even John Swinney had a kind word to say in private as Malcolm Offord’s team kept a low profile before the battles ahead
Women outnumber men in the nine-strong team appointed by the first minister after the SNP’s victory in the Holyrood election
First minister responds ‘bring it on’ as Kenny Gibson adds a Tuesday session solely for backbenchers in his effort to refresh how Holyrood works
By: Daniel Sanderson, David Leask, John Boothman
The figure was given by the government in a statement that revealed medical staff in essential services will have to keep working on special rates
By: Greig Cameron, John Boothman
Ivan McKee has been welcomed as a pro-buto reform the public sector has been welcomed by economists but any attempt to plug
By: Kieran Andrews, John Boothman
Key figure in election successes who married Nicola Sturgeon but kept out of the limelight before his arrest under Operation Branchform and guilty plea
By: Daniel Sanderson, John Boothman
Colin Beattie who was in office most of the time when chief executive embezzled £400,000 says it would be ‘inappropriate’ to comment
Former SNP MP Roger Mullin claims Nicola Sturgeon turned away from effective governance and negligently allowed a culture where corruption might go undetected
By: Daniel Sanderson, John Boothman
The former SNP chief’s criminality was described in court, including the motorhome with just four miles on the clock and unworn luxury watches. So why did he do it?
